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  1. Los Angeles Unified School District investigates data theft claims

    Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) officials are investigating a threat actor's claims that they're selling stolen databases containing records belonging to millions of students and thousands of teachers. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  2. Hackers exploit 2018 ThinkPHP flaws to install ‘Dama’ web shells

    Chinese threat actors are targeting ThinkPHP applications vulnerable to CVE-2018-20062 and CVE-2019-9082 to install a persistent web shell named Dama. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  3. Ukraine says hackers abuse SyncThing data sync tool to steal data

    The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) reports about a new campaign dubbed "SickSync," launched by the UAC-0020 (Vermin) hacking group in attacks on the Ukrainian defense forces. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  4. Ukraine says hackers abuse SyncThing tool to steal data

    The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) reports about a new campaign dubbed "SickSync," launched by the UAC-0020 (Vermin) hacking group in attacks on the Ukrainian defense forces. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  5. Attacks Surge on Check Point's Recent VPN Zero-Day Flaw

    One monitoring firm has detected exploitation attempts targeting CVE-2024-24919 from more than 780 unique IP addresses in the past week.

    Dark Reading
  6. 'Commando Cat' Digs Its Claws into Exposed Docker Containers

    Attackers are taking advantage of misconfigured containers to deploy cryptocurrency mining software.

    Dark Reading
  7. Interpol, FBI Disrupt Moldova-Based Cyber Ring

    Four suspects were taken into custody, accused of paying intermediaries in Moldova to inform criminals of their Red Notice status and wipe law-enforcement flags from the system.

    Dark Reading
  8. Technology, Regulations Can't Save Orgs From Deepfake Harm

    Monetary losses, reputational damage, share price declines — it's hard to counter, much less try to stay ahead of, AI-based attacks.

    Dark Reading
  9. Why Hackers Love Logs

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  10. Security Industry Has RaaS Model Wrong, Says Expert

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  11. Google To Start Permanently Deleting Users' Location History

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  12. 7-Year-Old Oracle WebLogic Bug Under Active Exploitation

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  13. New Fog ransomware targets US education sector via breached VPNs

    A new ransomware operation named 'Fog' launched in early May 2024, using compromised VPN credentials to breach the networks of educational organizations in the U.S. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  14. A new Linux version of TargetCompany ransomware targets VMware ESXi environments

    A new Linux variant of the TargetCompany ransomware family targets VMware ESXi environments using a custom shell script. A new variant of the TargetCompany ransomware group uses a custom shell script as a means of payload delivery and execution, this is the…

    Security Affairs
  15. New Gitloker attacks wipe GitHub repos in extortion scheme

    Attackers are targeting GitHub repositories, wiping their contents, and asking the victims to reach out on Telegram for more information. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  16. Mallox Ransomware Variant Targets Privileged VMWare ESXi Environments

    Novel attack vector uses a custom shell for payload delivery and execution — and only goes after systems with administrative privileges.

    Dark Reading
  17. Chinese Hackers Exploit Old ThinkPHP Vulnerabilities in New Attacks

    Akamai warns that a Chinese threat actor is exploiting years-old remote code execution vulnerabilities in ThinkPHP in new attacks.

    SecurityWeek
  18. PandaBuy pays ransom to hacker only to get extorted again

    Chinese shopping platform Pandabuy told BleepingComputer it previously paid a a ransom demand to prevent stolen data from being leaked, only for the same threat actor to extort the company again this week. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  19. US Authorities Attempting to Recover $5.3 Million Stolen in BEC Scam

    The US government is trying to recover more than $5.3 million stolen by cybercriminals through a BEC scheme from a workers union.

    SecurityWeek
  20. Why Hackers Love Logs

    Log tampering is an almost inevitable part of a compromise. Why and how do cybercriminals target logs, and what can be done to protect them?

    SecurityWeek
  21. Understanding Security's New Blind Spot: Shadow Engineering

    In the rush to digital transformation, many organizations are exposed to security risks associated with citizen developer applications without even knowing it.

    Dark Reading
  22. Inside Baseball: The Red Sox Cloud Security Game

    Inside the baseball team's strategy for building next-gen security operations through zero trust and a raft of future initiatives aiming to safeguard team data, fan info, and the iconic Fenway Park — which, by the way, is now a smart stadium.

    Dark Reading
  23. Muhstik Botnet Exploiting Apache RocketMQ Flaw to Expand DDoS Attacks

    The distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) botnet known as Muhstik has been observed leveraging a now-patched security flaw impacting Apache RocketMQ to co-opt susceptible servers and expand its scale. "Muhstik is a well-known threat targeting IoT devices and…

    The Hacker News
  24. AI-driven compliance: The key to cloud security

    The growth of cloud computing continues unabated, but it has also created security challenges. The acceleration of cloud adoption has created greater complexity, with limited cloud technical expertise available in the market, an explosion in connected and…

    securityintelligence.com
  25. Advance Auto Parts customer data posted for sale

    A cybercriminal using the handle Sp1d3r is offering to sell 3 TB of data taken from Advance Auto Parts, Inc. Advance Auto Parts is a US automotive aftermarket parts provider that serves both professional installers and do it yourself customers. Allegedly the…

    Malwarebytes
  26. Google, Microsoft: Russian Threat Actors Pose High Risk to 2024 Paris Olympics

    Google and Microsoft warn of elevated risks of cyber threats facing the 2024 Paris Olympics, especially from Russian threat actors.

    SecurityWeek
  27. A Russian Cyber Gang Is Thought to Be Behind a Ransomware Attack That Hit London Hospitals

    A Russian cyber gang is believed to be behind a ransomware attack that disrupted London hospitals and led to operations and appointments being canceled.

    SecurityWeek
  28. Exploitation of Recent Check Point VPN Zero-Day Soars

    GreyNoise has observed a rapid increase in the number of exploitation attempts targeting a recent Check Point VPN zero-day.

    SecurityWeek
  29. Dark Web Profile: Qilin (Agenda) Ransomware

    Dark Web Profile: Qilin (Agenda) Ransomware Qilin, also known as Agenda ransomware, represents a formidable threat in cybercrime. This ransomware, one of the known Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) groups, is designed with adaptability in mind, allowing it to…

    SOCRadar
  30. Husband stalked ex-wife with seven AirTags, indictment says

    Following their divorce, a husband carried out a campaign of stalking and abuse against his ex-wife—referred to only as “S.K.”—by allegedly hiding seven separate Apple AirTags on or near her car, according to documents filed by US prosecutors for the Eastern…

    Malwarebytes
  31. Vulnerabilities Patched in Kiuwan Code Security Products After Long Disclosure Process

    It took code security firm Kiuwan nearly two years to patch several serious vulnerabilities found in its SAST products.

    SecurityWeek
  32. Microsoft Recall snapshots can be easily grabbed with TotalRecall tool

    Microsoft’s Recall feature has been criticized heavily by pretty much everyone since it was announced last month. Now, researchers have demonstrated the risks by creating a tool that can find, extract, and display everything Recall has stored on a device.…

    Malwarebytes
  33. Interpol and FBI Break Up a Cyber Scheme in Moldova to Get Asylum for Wanted Criminals

    A multinational operation by Interpol and the FBI cracked down on attempts in Moldova to sabotage one of the international police agency’s key tools, the Red Notice system.

    SecurityWeek
  34. Third-Party Cyber Attacks: The Threat No One Sees Coming – Here's How to Stop Them

    Learn about critical threats that can impact your organization and the bad actors behind them from Cybersixgill’s threat experts. Each story shines a light on underground activities, the threat actors involved, and why you should care, along with what you…

    The Hacker News
  35. Upleveling the State of SMB Cybersecurity

    Gone are the days when cyberattacks were deemed concerns solely by corporate giants.

    SecurityWeek
  36. Multiple Chinese APTs Targeted Southeast Asian Government for Two Years

    Multiple Chinese state-sponsored groups have targeted a Southeast Asian government in a years-long cyberespionage campaign.

    SecurityWeek
  37. FBI obtained 7,000 LockBit decryption keys, victims should contact the feds to get support

    The FBI is informing victims of LockBit ransomware it has obtained over 7,000 LockBit decryption keys that could allow some of them to decrypt their data. The FBI is inviting victims of LockBit ransomware to come forward because it has obtained over 7,000…

    Security Affairs
  38. Prevent Account Takeover with Better Password Security

    Tom works for a reputable financial institution. He has a long, complex password that would be near-impossible to guess. He’s memorized it by heart, so he started using it for his social media accounts and on his personal devices too. Unbeknownst to Tom, one…

    The Hacker News
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